At 5/23/07 12:50 PM, MindChamber wrote:
At 5/23/07 08:40 AM, ornery-scotsman wrote:
15 minutes and little detail? You sure? Im used to doing 30 second - 3 minute gestures that have similar amounts of detail to some of the ones shown so far. Razac's one was more what I would expect out of 15 minutes, thats a pretty long time for me. I guess I'll give this thread a shot when I feel like drawing again.
well good for you!, post somethin instead of braggin,lolz its gettin old.
not to mention this aint a speed contest,. and maybe you should rethink how fast you complete your forms, cause to be honest,I looked at your portrait thread and you have great attention to color, but your forms are busted..
At 5/23/07 12:48 PM, TomAzza wrote:
hope i manage to explain myself properly...
my pics always seem to be "static"..no matter how i draw them, i very rarely get the right feel for them...they alway come out in a plastic pose...do you have any tips on how i could practice to get my images looking a bit more "dinamic"?
basicly dont worry about details right now think of everything in the forum of shapes and block everything out.. basicly everything I draw is in the form of a robot.. I know that sounds silly but thats how I work it out,. cyclinders for legs, a rectangle for the head, and so forth. its gotta work in that for first before you go in on the detail.. at least thats the only way I can do it.
im sure there genious's out there that can draw in the detail first, I cant. I need to block everything out then go in.